Sentences with phrase «into circular»

Once your new light is wired you carefully wrap the cord into the circular cover, and screw it into the ceiling.

She tries forcefully to push the oval peg into the circular hole, and when she realizes it just won't fit, she gives up.

Without a good cover letter, your resume may immediately find its way into the circular file on the floor.

A bad cover letter, on the other hand, can facilitate your entire application's quick journey into the circular filing bin.

Now consider that a poorly - crafted resume is going straight into the circular file of employers when it hits their desks.

While I know little about a C. V. or resume, I do see where the page for Mr. Musk incredibly lacks specific intentions which would verily relegate the entire document into the circular file.

Here are the top 10 LinkedIn boring buzzwords that make employers rolls their eyes and toss your resume into their circular file before reading:

Sending a cover letter with a generic greeting can easily be thrown into the circular file (a.k.a. the wastebasket.)

If you lack one or more of them, don't bother applying, because your application would just go into the circular file.

The dual - lens camera comes complete with a Colour Correlated Temperature dual - LED flash, also built into the circular camera module.

What we didn't appreciate completely at the time was how we had so tailored that design to a specific vision that in the future we would find ourselves a bit boxed in — into a circular shape.»

Though we don't blame Minuum for developing their keyboard into a circular form — the Moto 360 is sure to be among the most popular Android Wear smartwatches.

Dang, the blog software again has converted a link to an outside source into a circular link to this topic.

In this case, that atmosphere already has formed into the circular system of thunderstorms that make up a hurricane.

These studies finally morphed into a circular building that would enclose the private space in the middle — essentially a park that would replicate the original California landscape, and parts of it would also recapture the orchards of the past.

So assuming it's constant just gets into circular arguments.

While citing the groups» progress in some states, the Heartland Institute's Guldenschuh posed the hard question: «[C] an leaders within the movement coordinate their efforts and cooperate with each other» to win an Article V convention, «or will the movement devolve into a circular firing squad as unfortunately happens all too often among conservative groups?»

Rather than maintaining a linear waste system — you throw something away, it ends up in a landfill — zero waste initiatives work toward extending current practices of recycling and reuse into a circular waste system.

Is it just folklore that hurricanes (I think these are TC's) occur due to warm ocean water that causes air to rise over a region, drawing in air that then develops into circular winds?

Almost glowing in darkness, it beckons viewers to slide into its circular body, to behold the film on the screen above, to succumb to its power.

In Seated Figure, although abstracted into a circular opening, it remained tied to a realistic source and served a function comparable to that in Figure of a Woman, 1929 - 30 (Tate Gallery T00952).

[21] Made of huge steel plates bent into circular sculptures with open tops, they rotate upward as they lean in or out.

Thoroughly enjoying my newly acquired Tate membership, the members room at Tate Britain is the whole upper floor with views down into the circular central dome.

After all, it makes more sense to design a product that works rather than try to shove a hypothetical square peg into a circular hole.

In fact, your earning potential as an author will increase considerably even if you have to throw a number of book ideas into the circular file or revamp them before you begin writing.

To remove boundaries between the indoors and outdoors Fuji kindergarten has turned its school roof into a circular, endless playground and put nature at the forefront...

Ideas for moving curriculum into a circular pattern and tracking performance to expose students to a wide variety of topics over and over again as the material gets more challenging

Use a scoop to place about 2 tablespoons of batter on the baking sheet and spread into a circular patter.

Form the dough into a circular disk and pat it down with your hands.

Then it's integrated into a circular piece of DNA called a plasmid, which can be inserted into a bacterial cell.

Eventually, it will go into a circular orbit at a distance of 30 km (18 mi).

A real - time visual tracking system uses an overhead camera view to remotely steer the robot into circular trajectories.

«The question is, how do you capture Triton in an elongated orbit and then get it into this circular orbit?

It also collided with some of them, slowing down and settling into its circular orbit.

Once the electronics were sorted out, the satellite still had to be shot into an elliptical orbit and then somehow moved precisely into a circular path around the equator.

By drilling into a circular ridge inside the 180 - kilometer - wide crater rim, researchers also hope to nail down the processes that form «peak rings»: hallmarks of the largest impact craters, which planetary scientists have seen elsewhere in the solar system but which erosion has erased from other big craters on Earth.

In 2006, he showed how metamaterials could be fashioned into a circular shell capable of funneling light around any object placed inside, rendering it invisible — as did, independently, John Pendry of Imperial College London and colleagues (Science, 23 June 2006, pp. 1777 and 1780).

Someone sliced a sausage into circular pieces.

Because water droplets like to be circular, the clam - shaped beads tend to have surface tension (known as Laplace pressure) that forces them back into the circular shape.

They inserted the cassette into a circular piece of DNA called a plasmid and allowed it to be taken up by another bacterium, Escherichia coli, which then started using the foreign genes, an indication that they had inserted into E. coli's own integron.

And by drilling into a circular ridge inside the 180 - kilometer - wide crater rim, scientists hope to settle ideas about how such «peak rings,» hallmarks of the largest impact craters, take shape.

Generalizing the standard model of flocking motion to the curved surface of a sphere rather than the usual linear plane or flat three - dimensional space, Bowick's team found that instead of spreading out uniformly over the whole sphere, arrowlike agents spontaneously order into circular bands centered on the equator.

A phenomenon called the Dzyaloshinskii - Moriya interaction (DMI)-- which occurs at the interface between a magnetic layer and a non-magnetic metal — tilts the spins and arranges them into circular patterns.

The Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer, scheduled for launch this fall into a circular 500 - mile orbit and expected to last three years, will look at a part of the spectrum the Hubble can't see.

The researchers stitched this DNA fragment into a circular piece of bacterial DNA called a plasmid, and injected these doctored plasmids into the muscles of guinea pigs.

Just after the impact, deep granite bedrock, flowing like a liquid, rebounded into a central tower as tall as 10 kilometers before collapsing into the circular ridge.

Finally, diamonds are cut into circular shapes and placed into the square studs.

When it's time to pack up and go, simply fold the tent down into a circular design and place it in its carrying case.

The resolution, like virtually all such statements, will go straight from Chambers into the circular file, but clearly someone in the Speaker's office is interested in pushing it.

Form the dough into a circular pizza base, or make smaller, «baby size» bases.